The Hindi

In the broadest sense of the word, "Hindi" refers to the Hindi languages, a culturally defined part of a dialect continuum that covers the "Hindi belt" of northern India. It includes Bhojpuri, an important language not only of India but, due to 19th and 20th century migrations, of Suriname, Guyana, Trinidad and Mauritius, where it is called Hindi or Hindustani; and Awadhi, a medieval literary standard in India and the Hindi of Fiji.

The Pronouns:

The Hindi pronouns has seven, three for the second person, two for the third person, but does not specify whether it is singular or plural.

Hindi English

मैं (main)-I

आप (aap) - you (formal)

तॅम (tum) - you

तॅ (tuu) - you (very informal)

येह / वह (yeh / woh) - he, she, they, they

हॅम (ham) - we

2. Hindi - 565 million - India, north and central regions.

Fontes:
Texto(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindi)
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(Joana Guimarães nº12)